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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-03
MARTINS FERRY,

l -.f .-- H"|. 81
More AID for the Cyclone suflsrsrs-The In
jured Out-News Notes.
The lookup contained one unfortunate
drunk yesterday.
DR.. Hobensack is. breaking ground OF
Hanover street for a new building.
Mrs. johnson, formerly Of this city, now
of Wel!sburg, is here visiting friends.
People should not forget the skating
carnival at the Excelsior rink this even.
ing.
Mrs. Fletcher, Of New York, will deliye,
a lecture in the Baptist church tomorrow
evening, on"Companionehip." Admission
free.
The new Council goes into Office thit
evening, and all are ready to be sworn in
except Mr.. IT. Reilly, who may be un.
able to attend.
Everything is booming here at present
and the fact that the Laughlin mill il
going on in a few weeks makes a good out.
look for the summer.
Trains on the Cleveland Il Pittsburgh
were delayed about two hours yesterday
by a blockade at East Liverpool, caused
by a freight engine getting of the track.
It has just become known thatthe Rev,
). n. Turner, who was found dead in his
bed in Mt. Union College, April IA, was q
former resident here, having occupied g
pulpit here several years ago.
Mayor Keller has received the follow.
ing checks to add to the cyclone fund
Pennsylvania Company, 5000; George
Robinson, County Treasurer, sis; W. 3,
Patterson, Of Patterson's Mills, Washing.
ton county, Pa, $50.
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LIE SIDES WITH HENRY GEORGE.
A Former Wheeling Newspaper Man Give.

u AHHn...Nf HH Az vtoNbs s.H# lHHlN. IT
Mr.. John K. Dunlap, formerly Of Wheel.
Ing, now OF Louisville, KY, who has been
spending a day or two with hia old friends
here, returned home last evening. He Is
editor Of the Zine and .Spiri. Rsview at
Louisville. AS usual he Ia q lively and
entertaining conversationalist. He SAYS
that the coming question Is the labor
question, and incidental to that Ia the land
question as expounded by Henry George,
In whose views lie thoroughly believes.
A. reporter Of tho INrKLLiGRNcIR asked
him Tor q statement OF his understanding
Of those views. Well, said he, II Is that
land should DO made accessible to every
human being by discouraging all speCuia.
tive holding Of It. To this end land values
should be taxed to such an extent as 10
induce every man who will not utilize
land TO sell It to somebody who will.
Taxes should DO laid on land and on land
alone. These taxes thus laid will dis.
tribute themselves over tho whole body Of
society. M &. 1N5l
When asked just how these taxes would
distribute themselves, he said 1t would be
In the shape Of rents. Everybody had to
own a house or live In one owned by
somebody else. Everybody had 10 raise
something to eat or buy from some one
who did raiae something. II all land was
taxed up to It's full value itwould,be got out
o. dead hands and made productive.
There would be no great tracts in West
Virginia held on speculation. No yacan.
lots in Wheeling or elsewhere, held by
people who would not improve them, but
were waiting for some one elae to make
them valuable. 1t would thus DO made
undesirable for people 10 hold unimproved
property. 1t would throw open oil such
land to tho universal public, or, in o.her
words, to those were willing to utilize II,
and then va should SEQ a great smeliors.
ton in the social condition OF the country,
The reporter had to confess that the
modus operandi Of all this did not ssem
very clear from these ptemises, "Well,n
said tho old Sunday Leader representative,
III you will only inveet in a twenty cent
copy OF Progress and Poverty, by Henry
George, you will Bee ii all clear enough,
That is a book that contains 1t all. Mean.
wulle, ! must DO getting ready for the
train. Good Bye,
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A Queen on Our Soil.

CulcAao, May2.-Queen Kapolina, wife
Of King Kalakaua, Of the Hawaiian islands,
attended by her sister, Princess Lllinoka-
lini, the Princess husband, General DOM
inis, present governor OF the islands, ar.
rived in this city this afternoon in a spe-
cial car. When the train rolled into the
depot q great crowd had assembled to get
q glimpse Of the Queen, but without euc-
cess. Reporters were refused admittance
to the cars. "The Queen aud Princess are
dressing" tho man in charge said.9 The
car was attached to q regular train on tho
Pennsylvania road at 8 o'clock for Washsi
ington. From the latter citysthe party
goes TO New York, and aitefRBpending q
few days there will sail for London. f
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TTds
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Tho trial OF Elmer Clark, Of Elm Grove,
who murdered "Pudgey" O'Ncill, of this
city, about two months ago, the particu.
lars of which are doubtless still fresh in
the public's mind, is Get for May II, We'd
nesday Of next week, and 1t is thought that
tho trial will BIO proceeded with without
any delay. In case tho accused shall not
DO ready to stand q trial, he is required,
under the law, to notify the Prosecuting
time set for trial. Yesterday, this ten day
limit expired. Prosecuting Attorney Jor.
dan communicated with John o. Pendle,
ton and Col. W. ". :A1nett early in the
day, and asked whether they would be
ready on the llth inst. to look after their
case. They intimatod they would,
and Mr.. Jordan proceeded to arrange ior
subp0nas issued. CLARK is still in
jail. It'll probable that a plea OF insanity
9 lf-defense will be made by the defense,
IN the hope Of getting of with q light
BOntenCe. aatIgf .el 5 ia tFlH tHA' I1sE
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A DERAN1ED MAN
Attempts to XIII Himself-Tho Strange Ac.
lions of Herman Dietrich. 1N

rs ~ Ut. tkuuh y l lpI AlAh DlptflGus MI l..
Between II and l2 o'clock yesterday
morning Herman Dietrich, employed aa a
nightwatchman at tho Whitaker Iron
Works, a position he has filed for a num-
Der Of years past, attempted to commit
suicide by shooting himself in tho head
with a s. .calibre revolver; but In this he
was not successful, the only dam.
age done being In the nature oil
an ugly and painful wound In
the back part OF his head, notwith.
standing that he fired three shots in at.
tempting to make way with himself. He
had been drinking heavily for q number
Of days past, and Is reported to have had
some trouble with his family. 1t Is sup.
posed that he was In a morose and dee.
pondent mood.
The place he selected as the scene OF
his contemplated self.murder was in an
alley In the rear Of Sheriff Handlan's resi-
dence, corner Of EoE and T~hirty.third
streets. People hearing the three shots
rushed out and finding the drunken man
lying in the dirt, a physician and the
police were summoned. Dr.. J. B.
Reed happening to pass by,
however. took charge OF the caBo
and took the man TO police
headquarters in his buggy, as he
refused to allow anyone to tako
him home. lie shot himself back OF the
right ear, the ball passing downwards aud
around tho scalp TO the neck. He refused
to allow DR.. Rect to probe for the bali,
Expressed great sorrow over his failure,
and said that next time he would
Try the river. He 10 evidently "badly off,"
There being no other place to put him, he
was placed in the county jail yesterday
afternoon, where he will remain until
some better arrangement can be made for
his keeping. He finally permitted bis
head to be washed and bandsged, but 70.
fused to allow the cutting out oil the ball.
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Bellniro Briefs.

Yesterdays Independent was No. l Of
Volume VIII.
win s. Carroll and Miss Lizzie Carroll
will make q visit to Colorado.
A. natural gas main is being laid down
Harrison street from Thirty.eighth street.
John Ehler and Miss Jennie Adams
were married Sunday evening by Rev. r,
F. Keller.
John D. Baker has gone to Findlay,
where he will likely remain, employed az
the Findlay glass works.
The gas lighted at all the escape pipes
Of the low pressure mains lights some Of
the streets well, and free Of cost.
A saloon keeper who had been patron.
lzlng his " bar freely made considerable
OF a disturbance on Union street yesterday
afternoon. ~
Mrs. Reiater was taken to st, Clsirsyille
yesterday to be examined for insanitv
Her husband is an employe Of the Ohio
Valley foundry.
The new double brick dwelling Of VIM.
Mccoy on Noble street is now almoat
completeds and the board covering haa
been removed from the front. It has some
novel novel features tnatur 4 and is being greatly ad-
Among those who will quit the saloon
business here on account OF the Dow law
are Samuel Oford, John McCaGrey, Will
liam Turnbull, John Campbell, Charlea
Love and John Feeney. The whole nun.
per ABOUT TO quit before the next %install-
ment OF the tax is due, is about ffteen.
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The Marmet Coal and Coke Company,
Of Cincinnati, recently contracted with
the Board OF Trustees OF the city gas
works for the purchase OF about $4,000
bushels Of coke that have accumulated in
the yards OF tho works in East Wheeling,
and to-day the work OF loading the same
into q barge will be commenced. The
Marmet company sent up a large barge
last week, and 1t was moorcd alonside the
piling north Of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling
4 kentucky freight house, that holds the
made ground between the brick incline
and the river. Yesterday Superintendent
Darrsh, Of tho gas works, was busy with
. force Of men building q platform on
which to back carts, snd q chute, down
which the coke is to be shot into the barge
below. Tho terms Of tho aale were that
the Trustees were to load tho barge. The
price. ut which the coke was sold "a report.
ed to have been q low one.
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G BREv1r1Es,
Of Minor Moment In aud About
IW o. tho CITY,

Matters Of Minor Moment In aud About
tho City.
"ONE Of tho Braveht" at tho Grand again
tonight.
THREE deeds Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday In tho office Of Recorder
Hook.
Lpyrens ioy the following named per.
aona remain at the postoillce uncalied for:
ii. D. Lesure, Mrs. Sarah NJ, Little, Mrs,
Annie Helfrick. d. D. Hone,
Miss Ftxrcuxp. Of Nav York city. will
deliver a lectuye ut the Fourth Street M.
+, Chnrch thia evening. Her tonic will
ho HReal and Imitaiion.n There will be
M admiaaion fee charged.
NV" .s,mI W.s..;o, p,,,,., IA.
anh VIII Q, d nnn .M1, q ral'n NJ the
c C"sse ~ T pa.o sda,'i Wnat " y1 ptou and M ~, az
9incs o, nseJo.pef G noo yf T,,imay anu az,
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A Shooting scrape,

AS Melvin Hoyt, OF Denwood, returned
from Bellairo. where he had been on
buainess, about midnight Saturday night,
he iound Mike Brannon and "Buck'
Kelley in his yard. When Hoyt an.
preached, Brsnnon demanded that his
(Brannon'a) sister be put out Of the house,
where she was paying q visit to Hoyt'e
wife: This Hoyt refused to do and Bran.
non pulled a revolver and fred two shots
at him, one OF which passed through the
crown Of his hat. Brannon and Kelly
will probably be arrested and the case in.
ouired into. ~ -
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Trnusfers OF Real Estate,

Tho following ~conveyances Of real estate
wero admitted to record in Recorde,
Hooks office yesterday:
A deed made May 2, 1887, to Richard
Mooney, in consideration Of $3.50, of a par.
eel Of land situsted in the First ward Of
Wheeling on the hillside west Of tbs
National road.
A deed made April 26,1SS7, by G.. L,
Oranmer and wits to Oric Uthman, in cor.
eidcration Of 500, Of lot No. IS upon the
plat OF parcels, strests and alleys filed by
W. P. Hubbard and A. NJ. Russell, special
commissioners. SIN
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To Dlslodgo the Enemy.

"hen IT taxes the form Of disease OF tho kidneys
or bladder, 80 task well nigh Impossible Of accom-.
plshment, Renal and ve.lcal malad,es are mora
oesunase .nan any Others. counteract. therefore,
INC earliest indications Of inactivity OF the many
organs with Hostettcr's Stomach Blt.ers, which
Possesses among other e~1cellen. qualities, those Of
an efficient dlu.etic. The degree o, stimulation
sppd sl1s b lfSm Is ~ 1Se .s teaches; eu. never goes DO:
never i~r,itates. Brighrs disease. diShets, csW"ys,
o. o. NO. olaades, arc diseases succeaiully com6s;ted
~ their incipiency with this benign medicinSii
s sesnIs,sna ~, ana ~ ItSn!c: !. Bcs,des .reihiorclng ana
. specific for fever aud ague, consipation pni 0 ~ =
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) Ganllcmen's Fine Shoes,

Stacy, Adams 4 Col Genuine Kangaroo
shoes are unoxcelled for style and wear,
ANY ono wanting a'tine chloe, should ex.
anime our large stock, which We have in
all Widths, aud can fit any person.
J. W. AMIck,
1l43 Main street.
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We have for sale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Caligrsph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent and Tor sale on monthly INSTALL
ments. Call on or address for circulars
EDWARD L. RosE & Co.
Us IS Twelfth street, 4
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Chenp Excursions to Cincinnati.
The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling for
Cincinnati every Tuesday at 8 r.. NJ, and
will sell excursion tickets TO parties Of five
or more. One week OF pleasure, beauti-
full scenery and good music on the largest
and best steamer that comes to Wheeling.
For rates apply to Frank Booth or Capt.
Charles Muhlemau, Wheeling, W. Va.
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GEDNEY HOUSE, NEW YORK.
Broadway and Fortieth street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino.
Hotel entirely new. Desirable for bust.
ness men or families. European Plan.
Roons 81 per day upwards. Excellent
restaurant. 81
GEN. DAN. MAoAuLEY & W. B. BowrRs,
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WE hive Just received a full liro Of
SPRING OVERC0ATiNGS, and nre in
daily receipt OF the ,Atcst Novelties in
Spring Sultlngs.
AlsO, on hnld Il handsome line Of Neck.
wear and G%entlcmen's Furnishing Goods.
G. HESS l. SONS,
~ @ No. 1921 Market Street,
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REMEMBER, it will be a long time before
you will have such another chance for
bargains IS you will find at the 81. James
Hotel, on Monday morning, at 10 o'clock.
Sala noaifiya lL.as ~ E.-.lL ------
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Moved Again.

This time to the corner Of Market and
Eleventh streets, formerly occupied by
schellhaae's grocery, Call and secure goods
at your own prices. s,as4 @lEEt'sI
WHEELING CLOTHING COMPANY.
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WAsuMarox, D. O., May 3.-For Weot
Virginia md Western Pennsylvania,
generally colder, fair weather, diminish.
ing westerly wind, followed by rising
Temperature in Ohio.
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Do not forget to- 20 to the St. James
Hotel, on Main and Water streets, for rare
bargains in furniture, beds, and table and
Kitchen outfits, on Monday, the 9th inst,
at 10 o'clock In the morning.
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It will not be surprising il the Kansas
Divorce Courts shall presently have some
cases Of incompatibility OF politica,-Louis.
viWk Courier Journal. = 80
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MIS-. NINA NguRR, the German poetesa.
dyee, cleans and curls ostrich feathers in
the best manner. No. So Twelfth street.
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60 hear Miss Flora William,a and Miss
Forsythe sing at the First Baptist Church
tonight. Admission 25 cents.
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Go hearMies Ella Dillon recita at the
Frat Baptist Church tonight. Admission
s95 cents. I'd III
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GALL on or address to- NJ. Neuer, the
practical optician, So Twelfth street, in re-
ference to your. sp~ectacles.
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INFANT AGENTS IN YOUR COUNTY
w to sell my new goods. sS per week salary,
Or 90 cents on tho dollar commission. No come.
uuon. Rare chance. Address with stamp Tor
termg, +: ~. WEAVER, 100 N. Division street, Bug.
MO, N, u "a. "a. |F.rE.. me- .-.H.H tup1r
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A Large Contract.

7. A. Hail. of this city, agent for the
well known Slate Paint Company, has SO.
cured from the LaBelle Iron and Nail
Company the contract to paint their OK.
tensive works with this lasting paint.
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Gohear Prol. Bane play hio own COM
positions on the guitar, tonight, at the
First Baptist Church. Admission Is cents,
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FoR on Cloths, Linoleum and Carpets,
20 the st. James Hotel next Monday, at
10 o'clock, and buy them cheap.
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GRAND concert tonight at tho Firs,
Baptist Church. Admission Is cents.
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10 We PUbUc:
I take pleasure in stating that the paint
Of the Slate Paint Company, used in
painting the gas holders, Ia the best paint
ever used at the city gaa works.
s. NJ. DARRAH,
~ Superintendent.
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WE have introduced a new system OF
selling Watches on the installment plan
whereby you can secure q watch ut once
Oh easy payments. Call and investigate,
JACOB w. GRUBB, JeWeler,
VA Cor. TMelttlrand Market Sly.
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WANTED.

WANTED-AGOOD GIRL TO COOK
w aud assist with homework. Address Az"
lQlClllReuCeE OulCe, m e" HHt. mvg
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a LADY at Grand Rapids, Mich, cured
q q hereditary disease by Palmer's Skin
succese,"' f,3F ~
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GRAND concert tonight at the Firs,
Church. Admission Is centa.
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Look at the St. James Hotel sale adyer.
tisement in this paper. az .s Z
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Onlce, Nos. "a and 81 Fourteenth Street,


Excursion 10 Moundsville camp Ground.
League Championship Opening vs..
Wheeling. sLS5.l"t
West VirginiA Exposition and State Fair Driving
Park. sE
Decorated Chamber Sets Ewing Bros.
White Mountain Ice Cream Frce2ers. - gt.
Stocks For Sale-l. irwin, Stock Broker,
Ministries and l}rasS Band. S. lsI
GauRa Underwent. s. Rhodes & Co.
Constablc's Sale-Eourth page. JlI
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IWANTED-RELIABLE LOCAL AMI
wv Travelling Statesmen local preferredl 10 nell
Lubricattng Oils. Address, K. +. DlErERlCHS.
Cleveland, Ohio - WI
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BRIDGEpORT.
An Attempt Mt suiclde-Dnmnged by tn,

An Attempt Mt Suiclde-Dnmnged by the
W~ind-Gcnornl News Notes,
David Gartley, while confined In the
city lookup yesterday, attempted to com.
nit suicide by hanging. Whilo an officer
was attending to another prisoner, he no.
ticed Gartley tearing his clothing into
into strips, but after reprimanding him:he
passed on. On his return he found him
hanging to the bars, choking violently,
and struggling to free himself. He un.
fastened the string and lot him down.
The prisoner seemed we'll Satisfied with
the turn the attempt had taken. He evil
IDENTIFY was tired Of life, and also Of being
locked up. and thought to end his exist
ence by swinging himself out OF this life
and the mieeries Of the baetile.
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A LONG FELT WANT.
FOR RENT,

TOR RENT-THE STORE-ROOM Am
a: collar formerly occupied by shellhaase & Ion,
corner MnrEet and Eleventh street. ENQUIRE II i,
nANAuERs, 1906 Market street, McMechen's old
hShllus -Htr#.... ..- arl
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GEO. NJ. o d CO..
DRESS GOODS!

Our third stoak OF Spring aud Summer Dress
Goods Is now open. wo desire 10 call especial at.
ten!ion to these ,whlch In connection with our other
COMPLETE lines, make this department the most at
he found In tho city. Trimmings to match every.
thing. ,a
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
NOTICE OF FIRST GENERA
AZ meeting OF Stockholders OF tho
LaBelle Pottery C0mpnny.

Notice Is hereby given that a general meeting a,
tho stockholders Of the LaBolle Pottery Comnssn ~
Will be held on Wcdnesday, the dth day OF nv
1887, at 3 o'clock 7. NJ. at the Office OF The wheel..
ing Pottery Company. corner OF Chapllne AMI
Thirty:second streets, In tho city OF WhsclInSs
West Virginia, to elect a Board OF Direction nisfSS,
Bylaws and transact any other business which
may lawfully, DO done by the said stockholden in
general meeting.
i. seotgC K. Wheat, David Gutnan.
'fSN William A. lsett, Alexander Iainp.
NdRE. Al. Pearson. J. Nel.on Vance,
F2s @. u. Frauzheim, Harry c, Franzhefm.
: IA William Kirbach, Charles Cyaddoct,
b. Manuel Gutman. a nn,or,,
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or1CEs.
DISSOLUTION,

DlssoLoIloN.
The well known firm OF Hudson & Bayhs. doIpr
business as Live Stock Commission Merchants, viii
90 dissolved by mutual consent May 2, 1857, All
persons owing this lrm Will please call aud settle
Immediately, AL just claims against this linn
Will be settled promptly.
Respectfully thanking droyers and butchers for
lhcir patronage, wc remain, Yours truly,
aPJo' HUDSON & BAYKA.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Miss W. Q. Deems is visiting friends
here. t
Council meets tonight, and much busi-
ness is booked.
Linn Austin and John sedwick are
again in their old positions ia the @, L.
& W. yards.
Lewis Cook, Of Pike street, Is putting a
new tin roof on his house, and fixing up
his premises in grand style.
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A VIOLENT WIND STORM,

About $3.50 o'clock last evening E.ns-
vile was visited by a miniature cyclone
that caused considerable damage. There
had been a strong breeze blowing all the
afternoon, but shortly after s O'Clock ii
dsrkened by heavy and lowering clouds
that had a very threatening appearance;
the air was full OF binding clouds OF dust.
Tho citizens were somewhat alarmed and
feared that their little village was to suffer
a fate such as befel Martins Ferry and St.
Clairsville; but happily. this was not go.
The only damage OF any note done by the
wind was the lifting of Of about half Of
the roof OF the new warehouse Of the
Standard Iron Company. The wind was
followed by a soaking rain that did some
additional damage.